Passers by at the original Monrovia, California townsite, at 601 Myrle Ave. at Colorado Blvd, aren’t the only ones noticing that Liberace has taken up residence.

For months the scenic, high-foot traffic, historic old town Monrovia, on Route 66, has seen visitors stopping to peer in the windows of the largest restaurant, quietly waiting to open. The local press has noticed too. They won’t be waiting long now.

We congratulate our national licensee, Consul Aner Iglesias and his design consultant Paulina Biggs Sparkuhl, for grabbing the spotlight before the red carpet even rolls out.

Consul Iglesias has been the premier sponsor of the Liberace Foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts, for the past decade. We can not thank him enough for his generosity and his faith in the Liberace brand in making this tremendous investment.

Polish up your bling. It’s almost to time to step out again.

The famous Liberace Museum Collection has drawn thousands of viewers and top attraction reviews in recent years

Covid 19 threatened that success

With critically acclaimed exhibits at the Paris Museum of Modern Art, the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art and the MET Gala; with artifacts making key appearances on the 2019 Monte Carlo Fashion week, 2019 Grammys and the 2020 Oscars; with Liberace’s image licensed for television and film including Mozart in the Jungle, the Jim Gaffigan Show, The Simpsons, Family Guy, HBO’s Behind The Candleabra and Ridley Scott’s Bladerunner 2049; thousands paid well for private tours of the Liberace Museum Collection at Thriller Villa and Liberace Garage.  But by mid February, 2020, the Chairman of the Foundation had seen the writing on the wall.  Covid 19 was coming.

Ahead of the Game

Monitoring practices of the Asia tourism markets, Chairman Jonathan Warren shuttered the Liberace Foundation’s Collection tours…

The Devil Wears Liberace:  Seminal fashion event of Vogue‘s Anna Wintour brings famed costumes to the Metropolitan Museum of Art

New York City celebrates #Liberace100

Under the direction of the iconic fashion publisher of American Vogue, the Met Gala has become one of the greatest influences on fashion design.  This year, Liberace’s authentic costumes are among the 175 pieces exhibited for the 550 super-VIP guests.

“So, instead of Papal robes, which we saw last year, think Liberace capes. Plus, designers like Jeremy Scott, Jean Paul Gaultier, Thom Browne, and even Virgil Abloh. There are some new, younger names on the roster as well, like Richard Quinn, Vaquera, and Gypsy Sport.”

– @EmiliaPetrarca,@TheCut, New York Magazine

Anna Wintour, Editor of Vogue, Host of the Met Gala

In keeping with the opening, the Liberace Foundation will not disclose which of the dozens of famed Liberace…

Liberace Foundation Costume Sponsor Kanani Fong sponsors the vintage Art Deco Cape.  The team shows and re-houses the rarely seen artifact for future exhibits.

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Owner of Thriller Villa opens doors to limited number of Liberace Foundation supporters to experience massive Liberace exhibition.

• Meet the Cast and Crew, members of the Board of Directors and member of the Advisory Board of the Liberace Foundation, as well as the designers of the Thriller Villa and this massive exhibition
• Cocktail and hors d’oeuvres
• Silent auction of rare and limited edition collectors items and much more
• Live entertainment
• Exciting announcements
• Cocktail Attire
• RSVP for tickets

Andreas, Dallas and Billy take us through the assessment of the famed Blue Brocade costume, and correct its packing.  Please help us exhibit this costume by supporting our next exhibit.  Supporters have special access!

Watch for our next installment when we are thrilled to dedicate the first archival box of our new Costume Preservation Sponsor program to our first double Costume Preservationist, who is also our first Conductor Member, a legacy Foundation supporter who we look forward to welcoming to a private tour of the new exhibit, Mr. Scotty Scott!